CHECK UR E-MAIL: Soyo 7VMA-B VIA PM133 Socket 370 Motherboard w/Video & Sound $27.00 @ CompGeeks

[DurocShark]

New retail boxed mobo... Only takes PIII up to 1.13 ghz, 133mhz bus, but still nice for a second machine or family machine, etc.

http://www.compgeeks.com/details.asp?invtid=SY-7VMA-B-N

Requires the code sent in your e-mail (or you know where to get 'em). $37 without the code.

 

[shootinyou]

I'm looking for a cheap PIII board, anyone know if these
are any good, stable

 

[DurocShark]

Everyone I know has been happy with their Soyos, but I couldn't comment on this board. Brand new retail, get full warranty either way. And for $27...

 

[shootinyou]

well for $33.00 shipped I decided to try one.

Thanks DurocShark

 

[fargus]

I have an earlier revision of this board, very nice, stable, would buy it again. Only real limitation on this one is it won't accept Tulatin chips, but I guess you could get one of those $9.99 adapters....

 

[labgeek]

Comes with a free mouse pad and I got the coffee mug for $1.99 as an add-on... MB, Mouse pad, Coffe Mug = $35.99 shipped

This came at the perfect time. I'm working on a computer for a kid (not mine). Already had a P3 chip, 384MB of RAM, case, floppy, mouse and keyboard. This handles the video and sound too. Now need the HD and monitor. Coffee mug is for me.

Thanks for the heads up.

 

[DurocShark]

Originally posted by: labgeek
Coffee mug is for me.

LoL!

 

[kenja]

I had a Soyo socket A that worked great until I drove the business end of a screwdriver into a memory slot. She never booted again. <sniff>

Darn HSF clips . . .

:brokenheart:

 

[DurocShark]